Exploring media consumption and mental health among young adults during the second wave of COVID-19 in Bangladesh.

Background: This study examined the association between media exposure and mental health during the second wave of lockdown among the general population of Bangladesh.

Methods: A total of 449 adult participants were enrolled in the study to evaluate their levels of exposure to total media, electronic media, and social media. Mental health was assessed using a 7-item generalized anxiety disorder (GAD-7) scale.

COVID-19: introduction of a new lifestyle and diet among the Malaysians.

Background: The stay-at-home conditions due to the COVID-19 pandemic significantly alter the Malaysian lifestyle, and all Malaysians faced difficulties adopting the new lifestyle. A hypothetico-deductive technique has been conducted in this study, to find out what kind of changes the COVID-19 has brought about in the behavior of Malaysians and how they are coping with the changing lifestyles. According to G* Power 3.

High carbon storage and oxygen (O) release potential of Mahagony () woodlot plantation in Bangladesh.

Woodlot plantation takes our attention nowadays because of having high wood value, biomass and carbon stock. It also has considerable potential for regulating climate change by sinking CO. This study investigated the market value of  woodlots concerning the current carbon trade mechanism, local timber and oxygen value.